henry cuellar: it is very frustratinganna wiernicki: texas democrat henry cuellar says congress needs to pass several bills, and can't afford to waste anymore time. henry cuellaru.s. congressman, d-texastake cg @ 0:4-0:45once we push this into february the debt ceiling is going to come in which is something that we need to doanna wiernicki: cuellar says the hold-up is deciding where the money goes. republicans want to add billions of dollars in military spending. but democrats say the budget should focus more on funding programs here at home.paul ryan: we are making good progressanna wiernicki: house speaker paul ryan says he's confident lawmakers will reach a final deal.in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a cold case solved 25

estamos ya telefÓnica con el congresista henry cuÉllar.y cuÉllar: esto fue algoa lo que llegamos como arreglo para comenzar las negociaciones, estamos esperando creo que es posible hallar un arreglo. las partes son entre los demÓcratas y los republicanos, por eso fue interesante que el presidente dejÓ por casi 55 minutos, la frente estÁ con nosotros y asÍ lo daba el publico americano una idea de posiciones diferentes que tienen los republicanos y los demÓcratas. javier: entre tantas cosas que se conversaron ayer con el presidente trump nos imaginamos que se tocÓ tambiÉn el tema del muro, de las ciudades santuario. usted le dijo a fox news que era un demÓcrata que no estaba de acuerdo con las ciudades santuario. quÉ nos podrÍa decir sobre eso? henry cuÉllar: yo no apoyo el muro, eso es algo que usted vio ayer. se lo estaba diciendo al presidente, por quÉ necesitamos el muro. el muro es una soluciÓn del siglo xiv para los problemas del siglo xxi. primero yo no tengo ningÚn pueblo ideal en el distrito que no siga la ley. mi posiciÓn sobre eso

henry cuÉllar: sÍ, no es la primera vez.nales, las personas que venÍan de mÉxico, también durante diferentes veces hizo lamisma cosa en otros paÍses. cuando atacan a estas naciones, estÁn atacando la dignidad de las personas, la dignidad de estas naciones. esto no ayuda a los estados unidos cuando estamos tratando de mejorar las relaciones con otros paÍses. javier: cuando el presidente habla y dice este tipo de cosas y las niega, cuÁl es su opiniÓn. segÚn usted quiÉn estarÍa faltando la verdad? henry cuÉllar: tenemos muchas personas que lo vieron y es algo, yo estuve en otra junta con el presidente. dice que nos dijeron y es algo que debe cuidar las palabras, porque son palabras del presidente de los estados unidos y eso genera mucho peso, llevan mucha responsabilidad. hay mucha responsabilidad en esas palabras, el presidente de los estados unidos. esa persona debe de tomar mucho cuidado cuando habla, porque esas palabras tienen un impacto negativo contra los estados unidos. carolina: congresista, hace tres dÍas el president

as is the philadelphia archdiocese and we have them running at the bottom of your screen and dann cuellar is in ocn city whichund 0 and christie ileto is in philadelphia to report on city storm preparations but first metrologist cecily tynan and adam joseph are in the action news weather center with the very latest information from accuweather cecily how do we stand have there been changes since six? >> no major changes look at the radar and the storm is forming on schedule and center of the storm 200 miles south of cape hatteras and one change i think there is going to be a bit of a battle overnight with the dry air. i think that dry air will be holding on overnight as we zoom in it actually looks like it's snowing pretty close to philadelphia but this is what is known as it's snowing higher in the atmosphere and dry air at the surface and evaporating before it reaches the surface and on the ground in south jersey and take a while for the atmosphere to moisten up this is a storm we have been saying all along what you get really depends on your location, areas north and west of philadelph

action news reporter dan cuellar is live along the expressway.an, there are a whole lot of car batteries saying, basically, no way, not in this cooled, i'm not working. >> reporter: that's right, jim. this bitter cold has been crippling motorists across the region with car batteries falling victim to these sub-freezing temperatures. in the five county philadelphia area, aaa says it has responded to over 2500 calls for assistance on this day alone. >> it wouldn't start. it wouldn't crank. >> reporter: kenny is among a number of people who woke up this morning only to realize the car wouldn't start. >> we had trouble starting it yesterday and this morning. >> reporter: for most people, the problem was the battery. >> seeing a lot of battery calls. we had a thousand calls yesterday on new year's day for battery service. about 600 of them needed batteries. >> reporter: what's happening is the prolonged bitter cold temperatures are really taking the life right out of the battery. >> 32 degrees, 35% of the battery life is gone. and at zero degrees, 60%

dan cuellar is live at broad and wolf in south philadelphia with more, hi there, dan. >> how are youarah, shaping up to be quite a night here in south philadelphia. there is excitement, a lot of cheering, lot of cars, beeping horns, this city is siked, looking for an eagles victory. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> all right, guys. >> i just want to say probably 13-10. >> reporter: thirteen-10. >> yes close game. >> definitely pulling it out. >> case keenum will throw 30 times, get sacked at least five times and throw a pick six for eagles. >> trying to score will be probably by six. >> reporter: by six. eagles. >> for eagles, yes. >> go eagles. e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: all right. way to go there daunte there will be a lot more of that going on if the eagles battled the vikings, hang in there it will be quite a night. sarah, back to you. >> it is for sure, thanks. >>> philadelphia police department workers were out in south philadelphia center city , as northeast philadelphia, today, greasing utility and light poles. they want to prevent fans, and those hot spots in the past from cl

hartman are at the linc and chickie and pete's and christie ileto in the mayfair section and our dan cuellar is in south philadelphia. >> we will begin with ducis rodgers and jamie apody live on the field where it is all about the to happen, hi guys. >> hey there, this building is about to explode, right now, with excitement for this nfc championship game. eagles/vikings. bird have not been in the title game in nine years. they are ready to get it done today. >> you can tell these fans are hungry for a win. we have not felt like it feels like to be this close in a long time. what an atmosphere. remember eagles are still under dogs. lets talk about that for a second. the bird, while their dogmas accounts every where the field , they are just warming up, they are three-point under dogs to the vikings who are road teams and his own team, on the road, hasn't won a championship game, in zero and four since 2,000. eagles embrace this. nick foles ultimate under dog and they love this mentality. they will go out and win it tonight. >> we work hard to get here. people don't think we deserve to be her

"action news" reporter dann cuellar caught up with the man on the train and the two viral video. is he all right? >> he is okay. something about being seen as a scrappy underdog ignites people. that's the only way to explain how the crazy video went viral. let's meet the cast of character. >> meet emmet and jarrett, temple film grad students outside the link lost their game ticks. tickets. >> left them in the puerto potty. >> they went to the train to catch the subway when they saw this guy trying to cheer everyone up for the eagle game. >> you were saying what? >> go eagle, go birds. >> emmet decided to memorialize the event. >> i had to start recording. something was going on. when it happened, he hit the pole, it was hilarious. it was epic. >> the video went viral, viewed on twitter alone 5,000,000 times. >> you didn't see that coming? >> i wish i would have. i had the moment of, i think i'm going to hit this thing. >> he was not seriously injured. >> i didn't feel it until the next morning in terms of soreness and pain. >> this is the biggest video, bigger than any highlight

live at the link, i'm dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." jim? >> they can lead the parade in that vehicle. fans share their excitement over superbowl hopes with running back la garrett blunt. he took time to shake hands and sign autographs for fans. for others, it's a chance to instill love with the hometown team and the next generation. >> eagle fans pack chickees and petes in south philadelphia to get their hands on a hometown shirt. lane johnson had the shirt printed after he wore a dog mask. all proceeds are benefiting the school district of philadelphia. "action news" is your source for eagle coverage this weekend. it kicks off tomorrow night with our playoff preview party at 7:30 here on channel6. we have live eagle coverage all weekend long. >> sunday morning, start your game day with live reports on the weekend at 6:00 a.m. and pregame coverage at 5:00. we have live post game reports as soon as the final whistle blows following "action news" at 11:00 and we wrap it up on "action news" sports sunday. >> still to come on "action news" toni

dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> thank you.ody cam vid jo video shows a ce call the minute a vehicle slammed into a new jersey officer's patrol car saturday night. the officer was out of his vehicle at the time and he escaped unharmed. >> still to come, we head back to minnesota. >> an off duty police officer opens fire as a driver tried to mow down a civilian in philadelphia. >> and a major departure from the fbi today. the number two man departs. our january thaw is over. we are tracking colder air on the way. three chances of snow tomorrow. the details on what to expect in the seven-day forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >> philadelphia's police commissioner is concerned about the number ofired at a driver who was purposely hitting pepedestrians. an off duty driver fired and shot him in the head, but he fired about ten shots. >> a poli

at north philadelphia hospital where the victim was taken is dann cuellar. what happened?the cold didn't stop an apparent execution. it happened inside a corner store as the victim was eating a sandwich. >> it was just after 7:00 when police responded to 911 calls. >> they found the 22-year-old man inside the store laying in one of the aisles suffering from multiple gunshot wound, head, neck, leg, abdomen and chest. >> two men walked in with masks. both had guns. they walked up to this individual, point-blank range and fired over 20 shots. police found casings scattered about near the victim. police rushed him to hospital to save his life. >> he was struck so many times by gunfire in so many parts of his body, he was pronounced dead almost right away. >> we don't have a motivate for the shooting, but there was no robbery of the victim or the va ready to votey store. >> homicide detec detectives coe to interview witnesses and surveillance footage from inside and outside t minimarket. i'm dann cuellar, "action news." >> in philadelphia more violence erupted in spring garden.

>> let's switch to dann cuellar.you have been talking to fans and officials tonight. >> it seems, jim, that i have been doing this all night. there is a vibe running through the city that we have not seen in some time. the city is pumped. there is a connection that's universal. philadelphia police get that. they want everyone to be safe. >> go birds! >> that's the vibe all over town going into the weekend, the city bleeds greed. bleeds green. >> are you feeling the vibe? >> i have been feeling the vibe since the beginning of the season. >> we have faith in foles. >> i know the eagles are going to the superbowl. i'm confident. >> at the commissary they were stirring the pot for the eagles on sunday. >> we are doing chili cheese dogs, a special for the underdogs. we are selling our superbowl packages at a discount because we know the eagles are going to superbowl. >> the concern for police will a win ignite raucous occasions like these? they are taking no chances. they have beefed up hot spots like broad street. police

live in center cuellar channel6 "action newhank you dan. there is new about today's federal court ruling siding with republics and allowing pennsylvanians to keep its congressionroup of voters that sued plan to appeal to the supreme court. the plaintiffs believe the lines were drawn to favor one party over the other. the judges ruled that's not unconstitutional. >> the help wanted signs posted in philadelphia will accept applications for the new city controlled school board that takes over in july. the mayor will appoint all nine members of the board. it's preferred that candidates or parents of the charter school one of the schools themselves. >> the girl cookie season gets under way in a week from now. in preparation f event a moving van packed with cookies was delivered to the fairmont section tonight. worked to unload 12,000 boxes of cookies. >> camer rolling whenpower goesesoes out at the largest tech show. startling new images of the mudslides in the death toll rises tonight. >> coming up, a family sits down with me and describes thei

dann cuellar is live at the link., you have been making the eagle rounds tonight. >> jim, it is all anybody's been talking about since the huge victory over the falcons saturday. it's reached a feverish pitch. >> go, eagles! >> eagle fans basking in the victory over the falcons even if some barely have a voice left. >> i think i bit my nails off. the last three minutes, it was like, please. it was a great game. they were amazing. >> the man of the hour, number 55. >> it was a packed house tonight at chickee and petes for the radio show where just a couple of weeks ago, there were only a few. >> it's a good feeling to be where we are now. i'm enjoying the minute. >> the eagle fan gear is selling out even as clark's tries to restock shelves. >> eagle fan megan tom kins drove from philanders to get her gear convinced the team is going to the superbowl after what she saw saturday. >> i'm nervous, but hoping for the best. it was like this for the last plus. they are going to win. >> she's not alone. >> i watched the game l

cuellar: thank you. have a wonderful day.hery: we are seeing treasury yields continue to rise for a fifth consecutive session. let's get a check of where we stand right now with julie hyman with the latest. julie: we get to treasuries and a second end of the peeking into the green led by general electric. the s&p and the nasdaq remain in the red, breaking that succession winning streak we have seen for stocks here to kick off 2018. it's very much an interest rate driven story today as we see yields climb. that is definitely benefiting the banks. jpmorgan, wells fargo, and citigroup all higher. saying in animer interview with matt miller that they like financials and all the major markets. they should benefit from the increase in interest rates here. if you look at the tax picture for the banks as well, remember we have been talking about the tax hit that some of the banks are going to take here. many strategists are saying it's going to be short-lived. in the end, they will benefit in part from the longer-term effects of the

dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, dan. mayor pawloski had the state of the city address today. he faces down federal corruption charges. he plans to boost home ownership by sub devising apartments into single family homes and is asking developers to hire local. pawloski's trial begins later this month. >> the number just drawn for the mega millions jackpot. is tonight your night? >> breaks news, as passengers record the terrifying moments a plane burst into flames. >>> and it could be one of the most widespread computer bugs in decades, affecting your home computer to phone to cloud storage. we'll tell you how to protect yourself. adam? >> right no, six below allentown, seven below philadelphia and wilmington and three below at the airport. >> jeff skversky with the sixers jumping out to a huge lead, and they hold on. that and more when "action news" you were borne to travel... borne to rock... borne to piggyback... and you don't want anything stopping you from doing what you love. so if you're looking to give your immune

it's serious business at home for local police and septa and businesses, dann cuellar kicked off our coverage at 5:30 a.m. >> reporter: officials get a preview of what things could look like last sunday when the eagles beat the vikings during the trip to the super bowl. hot spots at frankford and cottman mayfair grew into the thousands. >> being optimistic of an eagles victory, we know the crowds could be much larger. we have to be programmed. >> reporter: the delaware valley intelligence center will play a crucial role monitoring cameras across the city and social media for trouble. >> i'm optimistic we will as a city showing the rest of the nation what kind of fans we really have versus what kind of fans people think we have. >> reporter: septa police will beef up their presence, as well despite the fact that the game is being played in minnesota. >> the game not being in philadelphia, is huge. we're not transporting people to and from the game. this is a party event. we're switching our focus on bars and restaurants. >> reporter: transit police will look at huge crowds that are ex

lista de congresistas que se van a reunir con el presidente donald trump hay dos hispanos, menÉndez y cuéllara importancia de los soÑadores para no construir el muro. cerca de 200.000 salvadoreÑosestÁn efrÉn dando un futuro incierto, al haberse terminado el tps. quÉ significa esta decisiÓn? desde marzo, los emigrantes de el salvador, amparados bajo este recurso tienen 18 mesespara abandonar el paÍs o para buscar una soluciÓn legal. la fecha lÍmite es el nueve de sep tiemblen 2019. javier: consultamos con el abogado de inmigraciÓn ezequiel hernÁndez sobre los documentos mÁs importantes a tener en cuenta, en caso de decidir abandonar el paÍs. pasaporte vigente fundamental, licencia de conducir y certificado de nacimiento, acta de nacimientopropia y de la familia para cualquier hecho. carolina: registro pasado de solicitud de tps y buscar el registro para el 2019. asimismo, es importante informarse correr y para evitar ser vÍctima de fraude y asesorarse en cuanto varios temas. javier: tu fondo de retiro es importante en este caso, para que sepas cuÁndo dinero allá de, cuÁl es la informaciÓn y ta

i don't know if you caught it but congressman cuellar of texas moments ago didn't go so far as to give the president credit for that meeting last week but he was impressed that we got to see the process with open cameras. do you think were getting to a point where we need to see all of this on camera? along c-span? >> look. as a television reporter i would love it. that was a nice moment, and inspiring moment but look, just like business in our world and the worlds of all the people watching us right now, you can't do it with cameras and people watching. sometimes you need to get behind closed doors and hammer things out. it was a feel-good meeting last tuesday but you had the closed-door meeting on thursday where all heck broke loose and things fell apart. i'll tell you, one of my concerns. we are now so twisted up, not just between republicans and democrats but inside the republican party, do you want to cr, insist that there be full funding for the pentagon? democrats, do you want a cr or daca deal. if they were to shut down the government i think it could be days before they'd be a

escÉpticos de los esfuerzos republicanos, quiero dar la bienvenida al congresista demÓcrata henry cuellardrÍan te ver via a la ciudadana. el costo son 235 millones de dÓlares y mÁs. ¿cÓmo lo ve? >>>> el costo es mucho, 25 mil millones de dÓlares. yo vivo en la frontera, nosotros conocemos la frontera, colegas o el presidente cree que la Única manera de asegurar la frontera es el muro que mi opiniÓn es una soluciÓn del siglo xiv para los temas que tenemos en el siglo xxi. va a ser difÍcil tener un arreglo. y la otra cosa el presidente quiere recortar a las personas que entran legalmente a los estados unidos y esos dos costos el muro y recortar las personas que quieran entrar a los estados unidos legalmente es un costo pesado que no podemos apoyar. tenemos que buscar una manera para hacer un arreglo y estamos, cuando hablamos de los dreamers. usted sabe que es una parte de la reforma de inmigraciÓn que necesitamos hacer. eso no es una parte, y la forma de inmigraciÓn serÁ algo, muy, muy difÍcil. si estamos teniendo que la reforma completamente a la reforma de migraciÓn va a ser algo muy, mu

"action news" reporter dann cuellar talked to fans in the city's mayfair section. >> ♪ fly eagles flyy to victory ♪ >> reporter: rio sports bar in mayfair fans are already feeling giddy about sunday's eagles game. they're making plans to watch the game here in what is expected to be a standing room only crowd. >> you have to come earl to get a seat. >> it's going to be humidity the anticipation the nervousness and the big win that we're going to have on sunday will be huge. >> reporter: if history is any indication it will be wild here on sunday as it was back in 2008 when the phillies were on their memorable quest to clinch the world series. the streets were filled by a sea of humanity. >> it's going to be crazy out in the street and it's going to be crazy in here. >> reporter: most bars like tail hook tavern will have special treats for the game. >> pizza, wings. >> reporter: like in the past bars and businesses will be taking special precaution at the urging of police. >> no takeout with bottles, no cans. >> reporter: in a letter 15th district police urged bar owners to avoid servi

officials have to keep their whits about themselves and preparing for problems and reporter dann cuellarlive in frankfort and cotton in may fair, hello dann. >> how you doing jim? if people know anything about may fair they know the intersection of frankfurt has been the gathering for sports celebration and tonight they are chanting eagles chants and this sunday will be no different and with that in mind they are now making sure that public safety is a top priority. ♪ fly eagles fly on the way to victory ♪ the sports bar in may fair fans already feeling giddy about sunday's game and making plans to watch the game here in what is expected to be a standing room only crowd. >> it's going to be huge the anticipation and the nervousness and the big win we will have on sunday will be huge. >> reporter: if history is any indication it will be wild here on sunday as it was back in 2008 when the phillies were on their memorable quest to clinch the world series and the streets were filled with a sea of humanity. crazy the street and here. >> reporter: the tavern will have special treats for the ga

speakers include texas congressman, henry cuellar. this is just over one hour. [video clip] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i thank you for coming this morning to join us about a conversation about the wall, border security, many issues such as immigration, the u.s. economy, security issues surrounding the wall. i want to thank our fantastic communications team for preparing the video that you just saw, and also further images that you will see. president trump started 2018 by again renewing his call for the wall on the u.s. southern border with mexico. this was one of his key campaign promises, at the time calling for a brick and cement structure running the entire length of the 2000-mile u.s.-mexico border, and arguing that mexico will pay the price tag for the wall. recently, some of the administration's wording has changed, including that the structure could look more like a fence, there are some indications the president might prepare a see-through structure, and as well that perhaps the barrier might not run the entire 2000-mile length. you saw some of the very difficult terrain

at the linc, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> we're all counting down, 4:35 p.m. kickoff time. eagles fans are showing off their team spirit and showing their excitement with others. here's a sample of the many pictures "action news" viewers have been sending in from children to pets to families who are ready for the big game. look at that cute baby. and the dog in the jersey. show your pictures and videos by using the #6abc action on instagram and twitter or post them on the "action news" facebook wall and you may end up seeing your photos right here on the air. >> got to love the trash talk. >> you got to have trash talk. >> fingers crossed for today's game. >> a former eagles coach weighs in on the birds' odds against the falcons and a player tells you, the fans, how you can help them win. >> cryptic e-mails a gunman sent and received months before the las vegas shooting massacre. >> reporter: say goodbye to the january thaw. arctic front has barreled through. look at the temperatures now, we were in the 60s aroundid now we're inhe 20sge portion of the viewingr

"action news" reporter, dann cuellar has the details. >> reporter: the 6 he -- 6 -- police get a lookwhat an eagles victory could look like. >> we have to be prepared and we will. >> reporter: the delaware intelligence center will play a crucial role in monitoring hot spots in the city. >> we'll show the rest of the nation what kind of fans we really have, versuses what people think we have. >> reporter: septa transit police planning to beef up their presence, as well. despite the fact the game is being played in minnesota. >> for us, the fact that the game is not in philadelphia is huge. we're not transporting people to and from the game. this is a party event we're switching our focus on bars and restaurants. >> reporter: transit police will focus on bars and restaurants, sports bars are planning extra security on hand. >> we'll have plenty of security all hand on deck. >> reporter: because you're expecting? >> because it's a big crowd. >> reporter: dottie noble said they will be nerving drinks in plastic bottles because of glass bottles can be thrown and hurt somebody. crews will b

dann cuellar has a look at the safety measurements going into place. >> reporter: there was a vibe ine city we have not seen in sometime. the city is pumped it's a connection that is universal. it's focuses on the eagles winning sunday, philadelphia police get that, they want everybody to be safe. >> go birds e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: that's the vibe all over town going into the eagles weekend, the city bleeds green. do you feel the vibe? i have since the beginning of the season. >> it's going to be great. we have faith in foles. >> i know the eagles are going to the super bowl. >> reporter: at the vegan commissary on wolf near broad they were stirring the pot for the eagles with special plans for the eagles on sunday,. >> we're having chilly cheese dogs for the eagles underdogs, we're selling our super bowl package because we know the eagles are going to the super bowl. >> reporter: will the win ignite ruckus street celebration like these. they have beefed up presence at frankford and cottman and south broad street. police say no stupid behavior permitted. >> you don't with a to hurt

dann cuellar has more. >> reporter: officials got a look at what it could look like after the eagles win the super bowl. >> we're being optimistic of an eagles victory, we know the crowds could be larger. as a result we have to be prepared and we will be. >> reporter: the delaware intelligence center will play a crucial role monitoring hot spots around the city. >> we'll as a city show the rest of the nation what kind of fans we have, versus what people think we have. >> reporter: septa transit police plan to go beef up their presence, as well despite the fact that it's being played in minnesota. >> for us the fact that the game is not in philadelphia is huge we're not transporting people to and from the game. this is a party event. so we're switching our focus on bars and restaurants. >> reporter: transit police will partner with other law enforcement agencies on huge crowds that will gather at bars and restaurants. sports bars are planning extra security on hand groofl -- >> we'll have present of security on hand because it's a big crowd. >> reporter: dottie noble said they will se

dann cuellar has more. >> reporter: the city is pumped there is a connection that seems to be universal all focusing on the eagles winning this thing on sunday, philadelphia police get that, they want everybody to be safe. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: that's the vibe all over town going into the big eagles weekend, the city bleeds green. >> are you feeling the vibe tell me that? >> i've been feeling the vibe since the beginning of the season. >> it's going to be great. we have faith in foles. >> i know the eagles are going to the super bowl. >> reporter: at the vegan commissary on wolf near broad, they were stirring the pot for the eagles on sunday. >> we're doing chilly cheese dogs because the eagles are the underdogs. we know the eagles are going to the super bowl. >> reporter: will the eagles win sunday ignite ruckus street celebrations like these. they will have beefed up presence at cottman and broad street. >> you don't want to hurt people or damage property or get hurt yourself. >> reporter: with that in mind, flyers were placed on cars announcing no parking on south broad from 1

dann cuellar has more on the game.o soon after the falcon fans arrived, the trash talk talking started. >> i think nick foles will cost the eagles their game. >> running game will go through the defense even though they stopped all the runs all year, we'll stop them tomorrow. >> reporter: we have a les fans and falcons fans. >> >> born and raised in atlanta, came up here, it's hard, falcons, eagles, i have to stay true to who i am. >> chokers that's what they are known for, chokers. somebody will have to get them cpr or something. >> reporter: did you hear what he said? moving a i long to the pitchers -- moving along to the pitchers pump in manayunk. >> >> e-a-g-l-e-s. >> i hope we win. we don't have our top quarterback. >> i don't think they will blow it, i think it will be a good game. it will come down how they get nick foles going and comfortable. >> reporter: with boathouse row and the city lit up green, the eagles fans and the falcons fans will be talking all the way to the game. >> these guys will be fooling the

dann cuellar has more on the preparations to insure your safety. >> reporter: there is a vibe in the city that we have not seen in sometime. the city is pumped there's a connection that is universal. it's focused on the eagles winning on sunday. philadelphia police get that, they want everybody to be safe. >> go birds, e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: that's the vibe all over town going into the weekend. the city bleeds green. are you feeling the vibe tell me that. >> i've been he feeling the vibe since the beginning of season. >> i'm feeling the energy. it's going to be great. >> i know the eagles are going to the super bowl. really? >> i'm confident. >> reporter: at the vegan commissary on wolf near broad they were stirring the sauce for the game day. >> we're doing chilly cheese dogs for the eagles underdogs. >> reporter: meanwhile, the concern for philadelphia police will the eagles win ignite celebration like this after the phillies won the world series. they will have a presence at historic hot spots like frankford and cottman and south street. police say no stupid behavior will be pe

dan cuellar is live at the airport. what is the latest on the travel front? >> the airport is open and there are flights out of here. there is such a passengers, that the airport has provided sleeping cots and disposable pillows for thosende. >> the airport monitors told a ory, canceled, canced after flight all due to theer snow tomorrow. prcilla was trying get to fort lauderdale, florida for vacation. >> stt darbyarrived from rome trtion was canceled, ad if he can't get there tonight -- >> i'll sleep in a chair. >> it's slippery out here. everyone has to use caution. i was sliding all over the place. >> that's with the four-wheel drive? >> the white one. >> it was sliding. >> power truck operators were working late into the night trying to catch up with roadways and icy conditions expected due to bitter cold temperatures overnight. >> best to stay inside. if you don't need to be out here, don'tve to work or you wouldn't be here. >> correct. >> traveling mass transit wasn't faster for that matter. >> the ramps were slippery. cars were sliding. it was a mess.

dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> happening today a final salute will be given to a pioneer inladelphia fire department. waldo gentry senior work for the fire department when it was an all black firehouse. he joined the department in the 1950s and one of the first black in the fire farm. he pass away from -- in the fire department. he passed away from a long illness he was 93. >> the garden state is getting closer to offering inseventives for amazon to build in the garden state. amazon could get ten thousand dollars in tax credits per worker over a decade. chris christie calling the bill one of his top priorities before he leaves office in 11 days. >> 7:39 a.m., still on "action news," saturday morning, a brazen heist in broad daylight thieves steal priceless gems in venice italy. >>> sky6 live hd you get a beautiful films there over cape may, new jersey, where the sun is out, you take a dip in the water. >> no, not even water any more. >> meteorologist chris sowers back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's

henry cuellar, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >>> now to this story.an 100 girls and young women have testified in the sentencing hearing of disgraced usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar. he's admitted to sexually abusing them in his care. first let's get to jean casarez. what's the latest? >> reporter: the reason so many can speak in court is not only because the victims are allowed, parents are allowed, it's all because of the plea agreement and the plea agreement says other act witnesses, those young women filing reports who say they, too, were sexually assaulted by larry nassar. >> i have never wanted to hate someone in my life, but my hate toward you is uncontrollable. larry nassar, i hate you. >> a fifth day of emotional testimony filled with anger. >> what you have done is despicable. what you have done you can never erase. but i find more peace in knowing that one day you're going to die and when you do, your pain will not subside. >> and tears. >> i feel my own sense of guilt because i was 16 years old and i should have stopped this monster fro

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live at police headquarter, dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> let's catch up with jeff chirico. hi, jeff. >> monica, i can't get enough of the green city scie skyline. you see the eagle proud. thousands of eagle fans gathered to send their favorite players off with a proper goodbye. >> go birds! >> eagle fans flying high -- hundreds waiting, some for hours, giving love to 31 jalen mills as he arrived. >> it's so excites. we watched them on t.v. to meet them in person is amazing. >> fans lined out the door. their spirit through the roof. >> my nerves are jumpy. st. nick is back. >> i can't wait. feeling confident. >> 31-21, final score, eagles. all day everyday. > >> as the green goblin signed autographs, his fans wished him luck. >> i want him to check off brady ten times. >> mills reassured them. >> i'm more focused than ever. >> bird pride soaring. lane johnson was there to soak it in. >> it's thrilling to see people so passionate. >> few as passionate as patty. >> it's been years. i worked for the eagles five years. i quit can four years ago because i thought i gave them bad

dann cuellar has more. >> reporter: the purge was on full display as the file boxes kept rolling out 31 staffers, high ranking deputies and division chiefs among those terminated. a 30 year veteran prosecutor, he like others that "action news" reaped out to, was reluctant to speak about their firing. sources say they never met face-to-face with krasner. there was a statement from his office late today. change is never easy. d.a. was given a clear mandate from the voters for transformational change today's actions were necessary to achieve that agenda. john mcnesby said this about the shakeup. >> it's shocking number one, it's scary what it as he is will happen with the court system over the next 6 or 7 months or so. >> reporter: richard scvment -- sax who was out the town was devastate the. he said there was only thing that was against them. >> they won their cases and achieved justice for their victims. they did their job. i feel worse for the city of philadelphia. because i think that her citizens are really and truly going to suffer. >> reporter: but former city council woman begs

dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> thank yowrks dan. >> police say a victim was a customer when two men burst into the barber shop. the victim was shot once in the chest and once in the right leg. there were three children present at the time of the shooting. non-were harmed. one of the suspects was taken into custody. the other remains at large. >> coming up on "action news," prime numbers. we'll tell you how many taxpayer dollardollars new jersey is offg to try to get amazon to come to the state. >> we'll show you the saving of a fisherman and on health check, experts say pregnant women are getting prescribed a drug too often that could lead to birth defects. >> future tracker showing one to two inches of rain. we are going from near record warmth tomorrow to bone chilling cold for the weekend. i have details on that in the accuweather forecast. >> less than 48 hours out from the playoffs. jeff skversky hears from the eagle >> tonight in california, 17 people are confirmed dead. another eight are missing in the wake of the deadly mudslide in intrassanta barbara county. the deb